shockedcanadian
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A central system in which the banks determine if you can have a bank account, weaponize apparatuses to destroy one financially, including their employment opportunities. Canada is simply not trusted anymore as they've allowed citizens Charter of Rights and Freedoms to be spit on.
When and if Canada is attacked, just who is going to stand up for thee when they destroyed so many of us? Financial crimes, police abuses and politicians looking the other way, is there any surprise that Canada isn't trust by most Western nations, especially America?
From CSIS, the RCMP on down to the lowly OPP and TPS, Canada is not being defended and it is being illustrated by the abuses across citizens in every jurisdiction in Ontario.
As I've said before, the world is paying attention. Don't blame me, I'm just the Messenger and one of its many victims.
TORONTO, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Global financial crime auditors interviewed Canadian financial companies and 13 government agencies over three weeks in November, five sources with knowledge of the visit said.
The interviews included executives at TD Bank (TD.TO), opens new tab, which last year paid the largest-ever fine to settle a U.S. money laundering case.
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What would normally be a routine once-a-decade review has caused concerns in Ottawa and in Toronto’s financial sector, the sources said, as Canada reckons with TD's $3 billion fine. The visit also coincided with new indictments against fugitive Canadian Olympic snowboarder turned alleged cocaine kingpin Ryan Wedding.
When and if Canada is attacked, just who is going to stand up for thee when they destroyed so many of us? Financial crimes, police abuses and politicians looking the other way, is there any surprise that Canada isn't trust by most Western nations, especially America?
From CSIS, the RCMP on down to the lowly OPP and TPS, Canada is not being defended and it is being illustrated by the abuses across citizens in every jurisdiction in Ontario.
As I've said before, the world is paying attention. Don't blame me, I'm just the Messenger and one of its many victims.
TORONTO, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Global financial crime auditors interviewed Canadian financial companies and 13 government agencies over three weeks in November, five sources with knowledge of the visit said.
The interviews included executives at TD Bank (TD.TO), opens new tab, which last year paid the largest-ever fine to settle a U.S. money laundering case.
Get a daily digest of breaking business news straight to your inbox with the Reuters Business newsletter. Sign up here.
What would normally be a routine once-a-decade review has caused concerns in Ottawa and in Toronto’s financial sector, the sources said, as Canada reckons with TD's $3 billion fine. The visit also coincided with new indictments against fugitive Canadian Olympic snowboarder turned alleged cocaine kingpin Ryan Wedding.
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